Lawrence Sica wrote:
Actually it is not that simple. The actual legality of copying DVDs was not addressed in the court case, the 321 Studios once. They only ruled about 321 studios program violating the DMCA. Also making a copy of a DVD, encrypted or no *is not a felony*.
Actually, according to the DCMA, any decrypting is a felony. Whether you would be prosecuted for say converting your Firefly DVDs into a copy you take with you on trips, so you don't have to worry if they are broken/lost/stolen/damaged is debatable. But its still a felony to do so.
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